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Neurologist 253318

Data as at 30 September 2026 · checked 2 November 2026

As at 30 September 2026, Neurologist (ANZSCO 253318) has <20 EOIs waiting for a 189 invitation, <20 for 190 and <20 for state-nominated 491. The last 189 invitation for this occupation was on 15 October 2026 at 75 points, in the most recent round. <20 of the 189 EOIs have 75 points or more.

189 independent
75 pts
last cut-off · 15 October 2026
<20 EOIs waiting
190 state nominated
<20
EOIs waiting · states set their own cut-offs
491 regional
<20
state-nominated EOIs waiting
Assessing authority
MedBA
list: CSOL, MLTSSL

189 EOI status: <20 submitted, 0 invited (not yet lodged), 0 lodged a visa, 0 on hold.

Jobs and Skills Australia 2026 shortage list: shortage (national). In 2025 it was in shortage in: ACT, NSW, QLD, SA, TAS, VIC, WA. Opportunities by state →

Occupation ceiling 2025-26 for unit group 2533 Specialist Physicians: 578 places for 189 (and 491 family), of which 473 were left after 105 places counted from other skilled visas. Home Affairs no longer publishes ceilings; these figures were released under Freedom of Information (FA 26/01/00545).

Where are you in the 189 queue for Neurologist?

189 invitations go to the highest points first, then the earliest date of effect. Pick your points and the month your EOI reached that score.

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EOIs waiting by points

Submitted EOIs for Neurologist at each score, as at 30 September 2026. One person can lodge EOIs for several visas, so the columns overlap.

Points189190491
85–<20–
80<20<20–
75<20––
70–<20<20
65<20––
60–<20–

189 cut-off history

Lowest points invited for this occupation in each SkillSelect round since April 2022 (when Home Affairs started publishing cut-offs by occupation).

Round189491 family189 round size
15 October 202675–20,000
4 June 2026not invited–10,000
13 November 202580–10,000
21 August 202580–6,887
7 November 202475–15,000
5 September 2024not invited–7,973
13 June 2024not invited–5,292
18 December 2023not invited–8,300
25 May 2023not invited–7,353
8 December 2022not invited–35,000
6 October 202275–11,714
22 August 202275–12,200
21 April 2022not invited–1,000

Which states are Neurologist applicants choosing?

Submitted 190 and 491 EOIs by the state named in the EOI. An EOI can name more than one state, so the rows add up to more than the totals above.

State190491
New South Wales<200
Queensland<200
Victoria<20<20

Another <20 EOIs said "any state". Each state publishes its own occupation list and rules; check the state page before you apply.

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Common questions

What points do I need for a 189 invitation as a Neurologist?

The last round that invited Neurologist was 15 October 2026, and the lowest score invited was 75 points. Right now <20 EOIs for this occupation have 75 points or more, so the next cut-off depends on how many places the occupation gets.

Which skilled list is Neurologist on?

Neurologist (253318) is on: CSOL, MLTSSL. Visas it can be used for under points testing: 189, 190, 491, 491 family.

Who assesses Neurologist?

The assessing authority is MedBA. You need a positive skills assessment before you can be invited.

How many Neurologist EOIs are waiting?

As at 30 September 2026: <20 for 189, <20 for 190, <20 for state-nominated 491 and 0 for family-sponsored 491.

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Figures are EOIs, not people. One person can lodge several EOIs. This page is data, not migration advice.

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